| Definition of 'triteness' |
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1. (noun) triteness, staleness
unoriginality as a result of being dull and hackneyed
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Sense: (of a remark, saying etc) already said in exactly the same way so often that it no longer has any worth, effectiveness etc
His poetry is full of trite descriptions of nature.
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 Afrikaans: afgesaagdheid |
 Arabic: إبْتِذال |
 Bulgarian: баналност |
 Brazilian: trivialidade |
 Czech: otřelost |
 German: die Abgedroschenheit |
 Danish: klichéagtighed |
 Greek: κοινοτοπία |
 Spanish: banalidad |
 Estonian: labasus |
 Farsi: بی مزه گی؛ ابتذال |
 Finnish: kuluneisuus |
 French: banalité |
 Hebrew: נְדוֹשוּת |
 Hindi: घिसापिटापन |
 Croatian: otrcanost |
 Hungarian: elcsépeltség |
 Indonesian: pengulangan |
 Icelandic: tugga,ófrumleiki |
 Italian: banalità |
 Japanese: ちんぷさ |
 Korean: 진부함 |
 Lithuanian: banalumas |
 Latvian: banalitāte; banālums |
 Malay: kelapukan |
 Dutch: afgezaagdheid |
 Norwegian: det som er forslitt, bana |
 Polish: banalność |
 Persian: بی مزه گی؛ ابتذال |
 Pashto: بی خوندی، ابتذال |
 Romanian: banalitate |
 Russian: банальность |
 Slovak: banálnosť |
 Slovenian: obrabljenost |
 Serbian: otrcanost |
 Swedish: utnötthet, banalitet |
 Thai: ความเบื่อหน่าย |
 Turkish: bayatlık |
 Taiwanese: 陳腔濫調 |
 Ukrainian: банальність |
 Urdu: فرسودگي |
 Vietnamese: sự cũ rích, nhàm chán |
 Chinese: 陈词滥调 |
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